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08-03-2008, 09:00 PM
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eagle seachamp 2000 DF
I installed an eagle depthfinder and gps unit I bought previous to the boat. Found it in January half price from BW online. I installed a navionics hot map and also run a mapcreate chip for poi and roadmaps.
I fished Lake Wylie the last friday night and would have been seriously lost had I not had my gps trails. I crossed several areas with four creek choices. They looked very similair at 2am. The depthfinder is a work in progress. I am putting my seat time in working with the settings. I would really like the fuel mgmt system with lowrance but not available with this eagle model. Later, Lindsay 
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08-05-2008, 12:08 PM
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Gps...
Definitely spend the time to Waypoint your ramp, and any relevant markers/turning points... and make sure you use names that will make sense at 2am. Anytime I'm in unfamiliar water, I go overboard and bookmark everything, boat ramp, icw turns, sea buoy etc...
At the end of a long day, the last thing you want to do is spend hours trying to find the ramp. B
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